Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-09
MORE NEBRASKA PATRONAGE
A. B. Charde Appointed Receiver of Pub.
lie Moneys at Niobrara.
HOW MARKLEY WAS SHUT OUT.
Cleveland Has No Time to Look After
Appointments in a Hopelcssly Re-
publican State-Who His
Advisers Are.
Was Mcshane Consulted.

Was McShane Consulted.
| WASHINGTON, April s.-lSpecal Telegram
| to the BEE. "A. b. Charde was to-day ap.
pointed receiver of public moneys at the
Niobrara land Office. II is given out at de-
partment headquarters that this is another
appointment on McShane's recommendation
and that as McShane is the only democratic
congressman from Nebraska he Is alone con-
suited and his advice taken. This appoint
ment must produce some CONSERVATION.
Markley has q long time been promised this
| place. More than year ago DR.. Miller and
| the department assured him he should have
it. Markley came year ago to receive the
plum and then also q few weeks ago, ac
companied by one Juan Boyle, who claims
to rank McShane as the great high priest in
Nebraska democracy. But Boyle and Critics,
| formerly of Pattsmouth, another high priest
now quartered in the treasury department.
managed to ship Markley back to Nebraska,
assuring him his commission should soon
follow, and then, by some sleght of hand,
Markley was put out of sight and
one Charde dug up and put in
his place and given what really
belonged to Markley. The president, in ex-
PLANTATION, says that he or his party have
nothing to expect from Nebraska with 5000
republican majority, and he has not the time
nor the,inclination to give any attention to
appointments. If Boyle or Critics will tell
him what to do he is only too grateful to
them; that he would cheerfuly follow the
advice of McShane, but McShane seems
afraid to take the responsibility for fear he
will make enemies or is too much engaged in
his large landed and cattle syndicates to give
such triflinG matters much attention; that
McShane has probably not much hope of a
reelection and is not disposed to spend the
time to visit Washington and confer with
him.
| "a. b. Charde, the new receiver, is a resi-
dent of Oakland, Burt county, and IS the
senior member of the firm of Charde Il Beck
man. real estate agents. He came to Ne
braska in 1875 and studied law in Decatur,
afterwards removing to Oakland, his present
BLAINE OUT OF THE RACE.
| There are number of influential friends
OF Mr.. Blaine in Washington now and none
OF them believe he will either be q candidate
and positively known that the trip of Mr..
Blaine to Europe was arranged and sug-
gested by his political managers, and it is
to DC the ne work o
leave his future as far as it relates to public
life in the hands of his friends is regarded
as the first indication that he Is willing to do
the best thing for his party, His departure
for other lands to remain TILL the destiny of
presidential aspirants is fixed Is regarded
here as his leave from presidential probabill-
time ago wrote letter to Murat Halstead or
Richard Smith suggesting that it was time
for MIR. Blaine to step aside for some other
sronger shs and Suggesting nay
as that man, is generally accepted as true,
Notwithstanding qualified denial by Hal
stead; Politicians say the report may not be
substantially to that effect has taken place
or Is now in. condition of incubacy.
But that Blaine has passed beyond the presi-
ardent admirers. Many say he has had no
thought of a denomination and that his de-
termination to go abroad to get beyond all
the influences of politics is proof of It.
, lison increases. Sherman is yet in the city
! and will be here most of this summer. lie is
greatly encouraged by reports received from
Tennessee stating that his Nashville speech
In all parts of the state are calling upon SEN
ators Harris and Beck and Speaker Carlisle
and other leaders to come down and answer
| Sherman, but none have consented to do so.
Harris and Beck and Pugh and several other
prominent democrats who have received
: these invitations to answer Sherman are
uents, but have no time to give to this mat
/, ter. Others are in New York dealing in
: stocks and having a good time, while still M
others are preparing to take launts to Eu
/
,, the man from Ohio. Republicans take great
encouragement from the recent elections In
the west.
NEBRASKA AND IOWA PENSIONS.
Pensions were granted Nebraskans to-day
! as follows: Martha NJ, mother of George
Dane, David City; Alfred, father OF Pete
9 ". Miller, Omaha; Samuel Ives, Blue Hiil
man, Alexandria; Moses Leary, Burnett
f%ss Hess! !oEisE Elias sn!i g. MeS MstsS Newton; wilhelm
%aa sa%HS e! FSa Sssne isne
I Mckee, Creston; William Deershaw, Elmo
g Elias Holiday, Mapleton; Elliott S. Roger
Red Oak; George W. House, MaqggoketHas f.
Kinsz, Clyde; Eli Wilkn, Winterset; Mack
y lin e. kons, Adel; William Golden, Jessup
q John Leffier, Richmond; Erastus ". An
Sidney D1rH ra H. % motSer Of oV Wills o1u" Dar
y Castleman, Newton; Margaret, mother o
SosePh H. L. Grith IEwS CITY, Cora
o Richard Beardsley, Murray. Armstead NJ
J. Reid, Lucas; John D.sBethard, High Point
James II. I; Baker, Irwin; Nosdian Sibert
l. Christian Small, Jamaica.
Q ARMY NEWS.
Q Post Chaplain Henry Swift, recently ar
!. pointed, has been ordered to duty at Sal
It Post Chaplain William F. Hubbard is or
l. dered to Fort Buford, Dakota.
e Major Charles j SpraRue, paymaster, vii
d be placed on the retired list next Tuesday
It April IL, under the law on reaching the ag
n OF siXty-fOur years, and will be followed fOu
1t days later by Brigader General Orlando B
l. | Wilcox.
,r During the present year Colonel Joh
a Hamilton, Fifth artillery, will retire unde
10 the same law on August ~. Colonel Glove
Perrin, assistant surgeon general, Novembe
II, and on October 80 First Lieutenan
William Ii. McMinn, Eighth infantry.
n CUPPY'S WILL.
~ The will of the late Fletcher p. Cuppy. {
70 this city, leaves his law library and his gOl
S watch and chain to his brother, Henr
IS Cuppy, of Osborne, o. His miscclaneou
Is library and gOld-headed cane to his brothe
v. John A. Cuppy, of Fontanelle, Neb, and til
z residue of his estate to Miss Laura keI
q. drick, of Lynn, Mass. General 5. S. Henk
Is executor.
POSTAL CHANGES.
The following Nebraska pOstOtfices wei
s. discontinued to-day: Nesbit, Keya Paf
o. county. Omro. Nance county; StrOh
~ Loup county; Wright, Brown county. TT
y name of the pOstoffice Mt Dorrance, Plat
- county. was changed to OcOno.
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